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Who is Corey Pronman?Corey Pronman ranked Landeskog 39 amongst all prospects. The beef lingers on, brothas.
Who is Corey Pronman?Corey Pronman ranked Landeskog 39 amongst all prospects. The beef lingers on, brothas.
Full grown NHL players were just bouncing off this guy at training camp this morning. I can see why junior players had trouble with him.
He had two goals, and screened Giguere on a 3rd. His power move down the left wing was impressive, and he was running over players left and right.How many points did he have? I heard he had 2 goals in the one game, but after that I didn't hear much.
Winger version of Mike Richards, though I think Landeskog's got more goal scoring potential, while Richards is a better passer.
Give me a 90-100 point player over a 60 point guy that is also defensive.
You can't get players extreme offensive talent very easily. Guys that check? Anyone can learn to do that.
Could he become close to a Zetterberg?
Lando had a great first day of camp by the sounds of it. Blocked a shot on his first shift by going down on his knees. Laid someone out behind the net and also scored a pair of goals.
Fellow Avs fans are going to love this guy.
No. Nor can he be a Toews or Richards. HE'S A WINGER. Why do people fail to understand this and why that comparison is invalid? Sure, he plays a hard two way game and has the upside to be a team's best goal scorer but he is best suited to play the wing.
He's going to be a beast in the NHL and a fan favourite but the laziness in calling him one of these players (centers) bothers me. He's a Doan, Morrow or Brown type guy. Each of those players are captains and productive players who are faces of their respective franchises and I'd described each of them as warriors and great leaders. The Avalanche and their fans are thrilled with this pick BUT I still maintain that taking him 2nd overall was too high. However, this was probably the best pick for Colorado when you take need into account.
Sounds a lot like last year's Hart Trophy Winner.
I'd love to see the posts on Perry when he was drafted and people were projecting him as max 60 point guy.
I think Landeskog has the physical tools and mental toughness to become one of the best wingers in the game.
Interesting comparison. Never heard that one before, but I guess it does fit.
I'm going to have to disagree. Stewart is a big guy, but he's a finesse player more than a power forward. He doesn't hit a whole lot. Landeskog throws his body around a lot.Today Landeskog reminded me more of Chris Stewart than Perry.
Today Landeskog reminded me more of Chris Stewart than Perry.
Playing style not at all and I agree with you here but size and frame he looks just like Stewart.I'm going to have to disagree. Stewart is a big guy, but he's a finesse player more than a power forward. He doesn't hit a whole lot. Landeskog throws his body around a lot.
Plays it pretty well too. Something Stewart didn't even have.I thought Lando played defense
There is a chance, especially if his center is Matt Duchene. But I don't see him agitate at a level Perry does, just not his game.
If Landeskog makes the Avs this year I think he may have a chance to break 30 goals. This is assuming his being given a top line role and not a checking role.
He was on a line with O'Reilly and Kobasew today at camp, so don't be overly surprised if he starts the season on the third line
They might ease him in but really whose better then him at left wing? Looking at Colorados left wingers, I can't see anyone I'd rather have above Landeskog.